On Perth Tonight Eric Hiam, Principle of Balance Aged Care Specialist spoke to Chris about the over payments in aged care resulting from the means tested care fee. 

A Wanneroo real estate agent who posed as an employee of her former agency has been banned from applying for registration for 30 months. 

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Principal and Auctioneer at First National Real Estate, Rob Druitt about real estate industry standards. 

On Perth Tonight Aged Care Facility Manager Pele Reeve spoke to Chris about dementia, choosing the right aged care facility and how to make the transition into assisted living easier for a loved one.

The Pontificants brought their unique brand of imporvised humour back to Perth Tonight.

This week Glen Myles, Mick Gledhill, Zhygi Shimkus and Steve Collins joined Chris Ilsley.

CEO and founder of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Australia Julie Cini, is petitioning the government to put a potentially lifesaving treatment on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) after losing both of her daughters to the rare genetic disease in the space of two years. 

Do you know how long donated blood can be stored?

Ninety per cent of Australians don't know that donated blood has a shelf life of 42 days and 80 per cent are unaware of  the amount of blood required to save lives.

On Perth Tonight Chris Ilsley spoke to Jessica Willet, Blood Service Spokesperson about some of the common misconceptions surrounding blood donation.

Matt Donelly from Donelly Auctions took your calls and valued the antiques of Perth on Perth Tonight.

When will the asbestos in residential properties become dangerous?

On Perth Tonight Chris Ilsley spoke to Dr Mike Lindsay, Managing Scientist of Environmental Health at the Department of Health about the aging asbestos in WA residential properties.

"As the asbestos stock across WA starts to age and some of the cement matrix starts to break down there's evidence that small numbers of fibres can be released," Dr Mike Lindsay said.

"I guess that's something we as a community... and the State Government need to think about... into the future as asbestos roofs and fences and cladding does start to get older it will become an increasing risk."

Are we a nation of latte loving health freaks?

The latest retail sales data published by The Bureau of Statistics suggests Australians are spending most of their hard earned cash at pharmacies and cafes.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Besa Deda, Chief Economist at St. George Bank about the fastest growing sectors in our economy.

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